Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1942 — Page 16
PAGE 16 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES MONDAY, MARCH 283, 1942
1] | Warren 4.H Club Luncheon Hoosiers in Washington— | In the Services— San. 3, 104. = air os HOLD RITES F OR cf. i MRS. HARNESS |Lieut. George O. Lehman Jr. lm cu Fa i've i's
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ALVIN PARSONS | B T | il pe SERVED IN NAVY Called to Overseas Service mm of vii fin
” Serving with his regiment ‘“some- Harding, Southport, to the rank of | Sent to Tank Battalion
Employee at Marott Shoe : ‘ : : k : 4 3 — Willis’ Bil R I H place overseas” is Lieut. George O.| lieutenant and drum major of the, Louis Riectel, 333 Wisconsin it, t r ne ) np | 8 $0) " \ R 3 A 5 Is | ecalls er Lehman Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs.|drum and bugle corps. is serving with Store Once Held Office Fr a : 5 ull |G. O. Lehman, 4903 Winthrop ave. £ 5 a the tank battal- § At Bloomfield. ; TEE | NS Enilstment During War | | Lieut. Lehman, a graduate of Writes From Hawaii ion, Company A, { ] a \ S a Shortridge high school, attended George M. Lyons, signalman third | Ft, Knox, Ky. Cl Foto as 3 i RN 1 > W . When a Bride. Butjet a class, has written his parents from | The 21-year-old etk-treasurer of dant R h b 3 TX NEE } Aa ; ; Z TH hile here he 2 Hawaii that he’s youth was induct4 g N N 3 3 By DANIEL M. KIDNEY was a member of \ “okay” and ¢ ed into the army an emplovee of the Geo: . : ; : ‘ame ; sp Times Special Writer the orchestra, through the in January, 1941.
’ ; fis Jap 8 WASHINGTON, March 23--Sen-| Thespis and Sig- BN attack on Pearl Mr. Rietel at-
1st, will buried zt Bloomfield | § \ 2 kd - ator Raymond E. Willis’ introduc-|ma Chi fraterni- § Harbor ail right * tended St. John's following services there todas 3 a : ; 5 § | tion in the senate of the Maas bill| ty. He also was Si " The son of Mrs. ; school here and Aflér Having tausht in several : 8 Ad -— a to permit enlistment of women in active in the civic Sg = Sherry Daugher- Lg was employed as § Gl cinads Wx & Si Ta. ; Tone ; : | | the navy, brought back memories of | theaters here and fins ty, 7190 N. Ala- a machinist in . el Wi World War I to the wife of Rep.!in Evansville ; bama st. Signel- ~ Indianapolis be- Mr. Rietel
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rural schools. Mr. Parsons hr terme in offer at . . : a et pe TR er of in Forest BE. Harness (R. Ind). For { Orda from man Lyons left eu Pa |fore going into the army. 211 lad been casuitl 1A WS RE 3 : ndiana universi- iY es —— ———— ca tt ve ee Greene county Repub te A Ra she Se on as a Pomme 0 1% SEHooL hig h- Butler university Advertisement COT tle. § Cl : To ay's iebionaries define “yeo- |" : , { Lieut. Lehman [to join the navy M { u } N A h He was active in the Masonic RY S = : sn Be manette” as “a female employee in|iS a member o ; i ¥ when he was 17. 0 oris $ eeue Hes aod pi HERE 6 wd N A = pie : the U. 8S. naval reserve during the|the Indiana bar. At Shortridge, he He graduated Geo. M. Lyons . AH HeEH 1 ris 2 and Atethodict | Upcoming is a 4-H club luncheon prepared by (left to right) Betty Goddard, Loraine Mithoefer, Joyce World War.” But Mrs. Harness was| was a member of the R. Oo. T. C, from Technical high school To Make Unique at Epeoly any Ria Kuper, Gavlle Rumford, Esther Conard, Mary Margaret Beckart and Mildred Lichtenberg. more than that. She was a war |and served with the national guard He celebrated his 19th BiTtiniay
. eight years. He went to Camp Shel- E Survivors are his wife, Eva; h WARREN TOWNSHIP senior Lindsteadt, C. H. Dill, C. A. Ro- Ralph Clevenger. bride. 2 last week—on «duty. Had it not been Gas Saving Test
e ieut. Harness sailed for|by, Miss, in January, 1941. mother, Mrs. Rosamond Parsons of | yo gars of the 4-H club will be sell, C. C. Calvin, Fred Roy, S. 8. P.-T. A. presidents who will be ar os Set He welels ith the § : for the Jap attack, his parents prob-| Every patriotic citizen interested in Hymera, three brothers and three .,ecis of the junior leaders at Rumford, ©. D. Trueblood, Rex guests are Mesdames Harvey Tim- 4
” ” ' Sok ably would have been with him to|saving gasoline for Victory will welA. BE. F.. he married Miss Amy Rose . * ul . . °TS. a luncheon tomorrow at the War- Smith, Ralph Eberhaedt, William merman, Emmitt Thompson, S. y Named Aviation Cadet celebrate, They were at San Fran-| come the achievement of a Wiscon-
Be aran pani SRS ren Central high school Meck, Hazel Willis, Roy Dodd, S. Rumford, Oarl Gentich and [Of \vashington, D. G, whose father.| put rryin Leroy Herrmann, son of [cisco preparing to sail for Hawaii Sin inventor. Already thousands
3 Fabs like the bridegroom, was a Hoosier, ap * "rs are usi is: inven. Friday at the Vete Senior leaders invited are Mes- George Moyer, E. H. Schmalfeldt, George Moyer. Mrs. Clarence Pes But for a a bride to twiddle Mrs. Mabel Herrmann, 418 E. Noh to visit him when the war broke, DfRcHP owners Te name hig iivens dames William Mowry, William Ed Jennings, L. Prange, George ters, township P.-T. A. chairman, her tumbs in wartime Washington |& ; St, has receive pli up to 30% as well as more power,
Wisehart, William Thompson, C. Hufison, Verlin Rousey, R. Sprung- and Mrs. B. L. Curry, P.-T. A. proved too trying. Soon after Lieut.| ! his appointment |. Ain Corps Center quicker pickup and faster ace F. Mcore, C. F. Fivecoats, Virgil er, Lichtenburg, Marie Vance, W. better homes of America chairs Harness arrived in France. he re- as an aviation Cadet. J ; celeration. The device, called the Vansickle, A. J. Mithoefer, Elmer CC. Singleton, Douglass Brown and man, also have been invited ceived a letter saving that t Ww cadet. He has 2 © is ames Garland Pittard, Vacu-matic, operates on the super- . Fo — — mm er - cs , d 5a) g tha Ae ne b e e n stationed former student at Indiana univer- charge principle. It is entirely Mrs, Harness now was enlisted in 4 with the U. 8.[sity, is now in training at the air|automatic and allows the motor to
Storm of Sabota e Feared the i army air corps at|Corps replacement center in Max-| breathe. The manufacturers, the g Enclosed was a snapshot of the hs 4) Scott Field, Tl. [well field, Montgomery, Ala. Vacu-matic Carburetor Co. 7617-
bride in her new uniform—felt hat |g 3 Enlisting in the| Cadet Pittard, who lives at 35 1051 W. State St, Wauwatosa, Wis-
. ’ ® J with the customary U. S. N. in gold bes p . | consin, are offering a Vacu-matic A . 5 & air corps June 24,|W. 27th st, served three years in : ii « ne OVER WEEK-END On West Coost n Mid- pril letters and low-heel black shoes. H 1941, he has been|the national guard free to those who will test it on
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: te : - . air corps. An| their own cars and hel introduce | Each day this enlisted personnel # stationed at Scott |airplane mechanic, he was accepted | jg { Oh 5 Woy th y t : ! This is one of a series describing wartime activity along our Pacific | Was put through a drill series by a Field since last] em —— eee ema fee ee Ce TIE. UOT {Oday - Coast “Western Front.” naval officer, Pvt. Herrmann
: Whiting Business Bureau Be FRED 8. FERGUSON Then Yeomanette Harness would an instructor at the air corps tech-
. 9 ” v do her regular stint of clerical work" . Y V t S 0 S | Head Killed by State Times Special Writer at the Bureau of Yards and Docks BR) le Se i Schetaied I IC or S pring pening d e SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.—One sure-fire reason for|for third class navy pay. After|o. . y ; —BRINGS YOU UNUSUAL VALUES . . . GIFTS
: ‘ Texas, next Saturday. : Policeman's Car. . aaa , wd a wii am a the armistice she was mustered out, A spark ling being certain that there is a well-organized plan for sabotage bub still remained in the navel 1. WITH YOUR PURCHASES AND EASIEST OF TERMS:
” 2 os Be UNITED PRESS in the United States, particularly on both coasts, is to be|setve for the entire five-year period] S€rvVes at Ft, Bragg ; - orn Indiana tramc claimed ve Vic] found in the fact that to date there hasn't been any sabotage, |for which the service had been cre-| With the army at Ft. Bragg, N.|& Beoweid GLASBAKE
h ora pl {time over the week-end ? : = Ol ‘ ... | ated. C., is Lieut. Thomas A. Bank, son | Pp otogr | ] 1 Deaths vesterdav were: { onsidering that there are 93.000 Japanese, including Now she is a full-fledged member of Mr. and Mrs. . MINN Bead)
f b bh t & William Pierce, 79. of pri? El“ oth alien and American-born, in California alone, there|of the Kokomo American Legion|J. B. Bank, 24 N, i cod, injur Friday in a crash on . EL a a g + ‘ , 0 a y IS [we injured certainly would have been] Bo a with her cons prose ve Ei . Sei] ‘ ‘ te ai ns a farm. it w 8 sband. ieut. Bank is Roy Ashby, 35. Lafayette, a de-| sporadic outbursts, fires op|l0 dim. If he owns a farm, it will] ¥ vu a gradust f Ww at Y 0 il I’ [tense worker, injured in a truek-| , ’ al \ {be leased for him a graduate o : : z e what not, brought about byline ic away and the income, minus Snoberger on WPB Technical high
o aitto crash at Lafavette | . i ! A : Sh zealous aliens, but for some or-|operating costs, will be turned over ro ‘ oo | SCHOOL At the time aturdav deaths were Dr. R. E. Snoberger, one-time ie § 1 iri of his induction
- go 2 y 4 4 - i ~ u t : t , / D i fa mi | 3 an ad William A. Fuller, 81. North Ver-|ganized control. | : After th Jo e I ed from South Bend dentist who entered ID the ATTY. Fo a inon, killed when he drove his ear; ang the absence of such attenmpts| the immediate coast to the “proe-| pemocratio politics when Paul V. was at t end. Governor and then :
* ft 7 : : § at sabotage ig. i ‘ah ted poy ; , .B friends Ww ant [Raltimore & Ohio train at North| 3 : : |ich of organizing communities. To| ge to a high place in the coal in<| °° J urdge ss { Vernon | f= ‘hat keeps theihave a self-sustaining community dustry, is the latest Hoosier to join| coo:
Paul Janeck, 53, Whiting, injured | §# #| Pacific coast au-| you have to have people who do athe war production hoard staff He was induct- Lieut. Bank a {fatally by an automobile driven by| & #| thorities moving | lot of different things. here. ed her e at Ft. / photographed for [Delvie Masterson, Winamace, a Svate 3 : + on the Japanese | You need doctors, dentists, gro-| He is in the industrial conserva- apron Ru Yan: Nis meets ath. Easter. April 5 {policeman on Ral : neat oe . ia i orobler _. 4 ti Sots; keepers, gatage fen, tion division as a dollar-a-year man ce pi b artillery at h ire Willing musiness bares | LBB 100s 10 rumons|cioms, at so on ant on.” An telomere ooh 0 do and the WL ON the Whiting Business : : ¢ S| cians, § ‘ rivilege of retiring when that job ; 3 for 2° Havey Healy, Butler, killed when | that the big or-{army and eivilian committee in- wih Bol 2 ! Experience Pays 2 s auto collided with a truck driv-| ganized out-ltend to thus classify the Japs at] The job is to get every last bit of | EXperience has paid big dividends |B} i « PLUS 68 small nn 1 by Shelby Dye, Grand Ridge | : break may be|the processing centers and then serap iron and other metals out of | for James Franklin Wier, 3438 N.|za ched pictures whieh | i FDGES CHINA TO FIGHT wd expected around | distribute them to the best advan-|the coal mines, WPB has estimated | Illinois st. : v keep. bo ASHINGTON, March 23 (U.P) the middle ofltage of each newly established that this source of scrap may mean| For Mr. Wier was with the U. 8,» | ine Ath April community There will, however, | millions of tons which can be trans- navy for six years
| Chinese Ambassador Dr, Hu Shih Mr. Ferguson : CARE Hae ; Hie OT ; ks wat a. Mutifoto (oe b. last night promised the peoples of Additional ar-|be no separation of families formed into tanks and other wai and during that
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into the path of a slow-moving |€ssing” areas, then will come the MeNutt was
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Studio : HEA Nabitus at hina ests occur daily, all up and down| There is a pressure in all di-|weapons. time became ex- . the united Nations that China | : ’ ) : 1d not cease fighting the Jap the coast, as weli as in this im-|rections with respect to the F & # po perienced in gun wou S - oy & i c » gi Downstairs Store |. __ Re til ultimate victory is Mediate area. All of the old stories|Japs: pressure to hurry them| Rep. Louis Ludlow (D. Ind) paid . . crew work. And |x Se of the menace of the Japanese|away from the coast, regardless|high tribute to former Postmaster ge k. when he was hon- | fishing boats which moved so free-|of arrangements, and minority |General James A, Farley when he orably discharged |? ly in California waters in the past|pressure to slow up on the Amers|put the Farley speech at the 3 from the U.S.S.|;
have have been proven true. There|ican-born, and possibly make ex«|annual breakfast of the Ancient Ls a Maryland in 1035 Order of Hibernians at Indianapolis
' jwere a lot of Californians who ceptions. ik { Retard CO Ef he had advanced | KEEP on GUARD! | didn’t like those stories at the time. | No Exceptions Planned in the Congressional Record. | from apprentice
| because they cast doubt on the loy+ | Ch ut 4 seaman to seaYou don't have te be hit by an autemenile 6 : |alty of American-born Jape | But all Japs look alike to the Saved by Buddha man first class.
| Mr. Wier i Fev land in a hospital or mortuary—no sir-ee—a 3 | Favor Moving Ships Mr. Wier had {
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| responsible authorities in this in-} npicq Aileen Loveland. a secretary few diseased teeth often do the trick just as stance, and while it is realised that| iy genator Willis’ office, is credit-|been a filling station operator in thoroughly—so watch yonr step and watch eR But except for a negligible mi. | some who are loyal Americans may | ine a tiny Chinese crystal Buddha | recent, years and then this week : your teeth. An X-ray will show up all the |hority, which intists upon remain. |Suffer, exceptions are not to beiwijth the remarkable return of one|he re-enlisted in the navy here, i - “o : taki ‘ ,, ers the associations . “ ses | y g S i i w sd guilty teeth, 3 ling idealistic and loving all the nee Jest s of ! ” of those foot-long purses in which |He was dispatched immediately to emis wint ros & 5% SOLTIS human race in spite of war or any-|O. J0Val Japanese accept this sit-lshe had considerable money and|Norfolk, Va, as a gunner’s mate, NC DRS. EITELJORG d FRAY aoe, | thi 1 e i imitv .|uation. too, without question and valuable feminine possessions such|third class, with a petty officer's ——r— an {thing else, there is unanimity for : very fine 9-FC. JUMBO OVENWARE Set
ver 40 | : fare prepared to leave as proof of{ac lipstick. ete. ative . wa i DENTISTS iE Co Here | moving all Jape away from the prep Pp as lipstick, ete rating. ® INCLUDED without cost to all our customers who : ® E% J \&
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” 5 heir lovalty and desire to co=0p- She lost the purse downtown in Between Meridian St. and Marott's Shoe Store. war zone, American-born or not. |
5 ” » And there are to be no exceptions, | “7° front of the Raleigh hotel on Penn- Chosen Cadet Officers
A ash St. | ke purchases amounting to $9.95 to $34.99. { Destruction of erops hy Jap|gylvania ave. but failed to notice it , ma
—~—— although many of the more trust-!
: Thies new cadet officers ir (farmers reached the point where|was missing from her car until she| Three new cadet officers from
IRLSI=13 t© 25 YRS, OLD [o.oo be het Gs, i nr ea sm mies. Soon to Mri, county frm he eo 4 a . Ry pour. sponsible Tor 8 Peli oie to issue an order proclaim- [ Washington airport. class 44-F, the third class of stu-
Jap or two. if they can just he . dent pilots to receive their basic i bor { that ti lowing under of ; her trip she found it } whe suffer from | permitted to remain jins 1% ye £ Retracing P flight training, were appointed this
g Shiite wo. C10DS would be regarded as sabo-|fruitless. But that night she reparing fo move. the Jape ana [L086 And treated accordingly. Atlcoived a cul from an Army War| Week at (he Enid army fying schoo o establish them in permanent set - the same time attempts to take|college officer who reported that The Tee itichaded. Wal ltlements goes on, and as vou get financial advantage of the Japsithe purse (contents : intact) had tor 2. Noga To : hk fo o |into the details passing through by purchasing their crops, leases heen turned over to him by a busi- ; all + (EABISON AVE
. [farms or businesses for little or|nessman who had called there that! to the rank of lieutenant; William which makes you | the Srpanistitl Dom Surs, nothing became prevalent enough day, H. Scheil of Bridgeport to the rank TIRED, BLUE, NERVOUS — 3 [Sivan cocgrainater fol Gen BE to bring a warning that the evacu-| Inside was the Buddha with an|Of supply sergeant and Denald T.
| wr A : — a : ; With, Mm command of the Pacificl "core 16 be given a square deal|jdentification card showing that Take heed if at such times you : S coast area, the more involved the
ce all or any 1686 Sym} § > | i .._ land the federal reserve stepped Miss Loveland had been named by Jae all of Shy one cramps. backs aR W [Problem hecomes, The federal re} Dr. Margaret Chung, San Fran ache, headache, distress of “ir LR i } | serve bank is now in the picture, There are 86.000 Germans and|cisco Chinese woman physician, a regularities, weak, cranky, ner (TSUng oS: NASKET, Jega) adviser and Italians to be dealt with in Cali member of the “Fair Haired Kiwi Et ces? as TY VIriie¥ tEGStEE 46 the Japh: fornia, Oregon and Washington. |Club,” the Buddha being enclosed Then start of once—try Lydia B. beneficial roots and herbs. No Must Form Communities Many are to be found in univer-|in the leather case for the identi-
Anke 'e \Vegelahl harmful opiates. i ‘ ; . : Pinkham's Veget : sity faculties and in various other |fication card as a good luck em- '% © ici X ruout the They are protected in every|SiU it's one medic Taken regularly thruout the } z ~ lines of work. ‘There are scads of |blem.
day made es ny of wi i month -Pinkham’'s Compound way nossible against loss throu h ; a time tested liguid whicl f helps build up resistance against F & 8 ftalians in the California vine- py ay LR A wa
1 1 1S 3 » bos 1asty sales of property. If a Jap mould to relieve monthly distress— such annoying symptoms. Thou- : ly oo Ci vards. These cases will be handled due to this cause. And in such a sands upon thousands of women owns an apartment building, for in- oy special boards, but the disposis EASTERN CHURCHMEN
ble F1 With nature's own benefited! Follow label directions, stance her anv who do . Eh wa Wi Bh | “TTS operate or men when 1 to move all unnaturaiized| BACK WAR EFFORT | n | 6 : aliens m the defense GHSHiY Sens HoH Leaders in Eastern Orthodox! .
zone : : g | 2! churches in the United States have
s 3 y | ’ . TOMORROW—West coast must issued proclamations to all their] Here’s Easy Time-Tested
keep ‘em rolling. congregations urging co-operation Way To Get Relief ~ pr —Save Now! - with the government. | | Get after those distressing spells
DATE FOR 2D PAYNE | The Rev. Gabriel Salhany, pastor | | of coughing and ease misery of > See These
of the St. George Syrian Orthodox | the cold the widely used Vicks TRIAL TO BE FIXED |churen, in making the announce- | Way. io I art
gq |ment, said the churches involved| | of Vicks VapoRub, Then reathe or ? Fi BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Match 23 jepressnt Greeks, Syrians: Serbs, | | inthe steaming medicinal vapors. orgeous X “ (U. P).—A date for the second trial| gymanians, Ukrainians and Rus-| roi) Jou lake
of Caroline Payne was expected to|sians—more than 6.000.000 Amer- Irritation, quiets coughing, helps | | C be agreed upon Wednesday when jean citizens. clear head and Breathing pas: | AX MINS Special Judge Charles B. Staff re<| The proclamations urged that Se on AnpED Rub or Buh Sere. everyone aid in every way possible | throat, chest and back. Its poule
Judge Staff, meeting yesterday |«this great struggle against tyranny| | tice-vapor action works to bring | | Z with attorneys, suggested the lastiang chaos and to lend every effort| \ You comfort while you sleep. / —QChoice of week in May as a tentative date, but to agsist this noble government.” : New Spring
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